Huu-ay-aht First Nations - Filtration Process Equipment Pilot Study 2026 Tender
Huu-ay-aht First Nations
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This is a contract notice published by a government body covering services. Delivery covers Canada (NORTH-AMERICA). It is classified under Water and Engineering and Infrastructure against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.
Huu-ay-aht First Nations is procuring a pilot-scale filtration study for the Anacla drinking water system, covering mobilization, operation, sampling, reporting and decommissioning, to confirm a treatment process for ammonia removal from groundwater. It suits an experienced water treatment technology supplier with pilot-scale and potable groundwater experience, though alternative treatment approaches may also be proposed.
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About this tender
Huu-ay-aht First Nations is procuring a filtration pilot study for the Anacla Water System under a Request for Proposals (Solicitation BC235284). The Terms of Reference cover mobilization, commissioning, operation support, decommissioning, and reporting for a pilot-scale filtration study on Anacla source water. The intended proponent is an experienced water treatment technology supplier with a proven track record in pilot-scale and full-scale filtration for potable groundwater treatment, including ammonia removal. The successful proponent is referred to as the Pilot Contractor and will enter into a contractual agreement (Appendix A, Draft Agreement) with HFN. The pilot study is intended to generate site-specific data to confirm a suitable treatment process before full-scale implementation. Proponents are expected to review available water-quality information and propose an appropriate treatment approach. The RFP is based on biological filtration, but alternative treatment processes may be proposed. The Pilot Contractor will coordinate with HFN and McElhanney Ltd. (Owner's Consultant) throughout pilot preparation, mobilization, operation, sampling, troubleshooting, and reporting. Contract duration is referenced to the full description on the third-party site and is not stated on the notice.
Bidder eligibility
Proponent must be an experienced water treatment technology supplier with a proven track record in pilot-scale and full-scale filtration for potable groundwater treatment, including ammonia removal. Specific registrations, certifications, or financial thresholds are not stated on the CanadaBuys notice; refer to the full tender documents.
How bids are scored
Not disclosed on the notice. Refer to the full RFP documents on the third-party site.
Key requirements
- ✓Propose a suitable biological or alternative filtration treatment approach for Anacla source water after reviewing water-quality data
- ✓Mobilize, commission, operate and sample a pilot filtration system on site, coordinating with HFN and McElhanney Ltd.
- ✓Provide troubleshooting, decommissioning and reporting, under the Draft Agreement in Appendix A
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